Even if it's the same model?
I also got touchscreen to work using the method described in this thread.
I had to build the HID sample app using xcode on my cube i7, the one from GitHub didn't work.
However the 10ms kext (from https://www.dropbox.com/s/q7q3bsv8ocosvgd/VoodooI2C-10ms.zip?dl=0) didn't require recompilation and simply worked by editing the plist file.
I will definitely attempt to patch DSDT, but until I manage to pull myself through the process, I'd still appreciate @Ahmed19994's DSDT.aml just to have my battery being correctly recognized.
the solution for this problem is use 1280x720 resolution for clover at config.plist
Very simple solution for now and it woks well. Even works in installation as long as the clover installer has the same setting.
What do you guys think of starting a separate thread just on the cube?
Ahmed I think you have a good grip on all the steps would you be interested in started the thread?
I would do it, but I'm getting real busy with work these next few months so i wont have the time needed to maintain a good thread.
Let me know what you guys think of the idea and I will contribute what I can.
By the way, Great work so far!!! I appreciate you guys joining in.
Now, I have not tried the touch driver yet, but from what I gather its just like the single touch usbHID drivers that kick in OSx when installing on a machine with a usb connected capacitive touch unit. So any ideas on how to implement 5 finger touch?
This is a video of the Samsung Slate 7 tablet me and a few other people worked on years ago.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvmQCfNAoNg
This was possible with the help of Dave at Touch Base who helped build a working driver. I will try to contact him and see if he has any knowledge of the I2C platform and if he can help us on our venture.
alexandred
@ahmednoori94 its probably because the INT3432 controls an i2c device that is not supported and crashes the driver, nothing i can do about that now
there is a difference between controllers and devices
the INT3432 and INT3433 are supported controllers, the controller code works fine for them
i2c devices that live on the controller, however, do not always work. an example of a device on a controller is your wacom pen.
the controller might have another device, say a sensor hub, which is incompatible with the device code and is causing it to crash
Hi,
We currently have no plans to support i2c. Sorry,
Regards
Dave
Can you look for DSMOS arrived in your -v console?Well I got the Cube i7, for the last 12hours I have been trying to boot EL CAPITAN, I have fallowed this guide http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...e-asus-zenbook-ux305fa-using-clover-uefi.html , but i get stucked in "System uptime in nanoseconds: 143335216926.
Any ideas?
yes i am planing to start step by step guide
acccording touch driver i contacted alex about more support of double click or two or more fingers he said it is experimntal driver he cant support more thinges and asked him about wacom stylus it is using INT3432 conttroller but the kext cant work for it thats he cant do more
and touch base i contacted them telling them i can pay for driver they said we dont have plans to support i2c platform